Language, Literacy and Communication Numeracy Science and ...
Language, Literacy and Communication Oracy – Drama; Life in 1666
Procedural Skills –; Find differences using a number line. Find change from 10p and 20p, and from £10 to £20 by counting up and using bonds to 10 and 20.Count in 2s, 5s and 10s to solve multiplication problems .Tell the time to the quarter hour on analogue and digital clocks. Measure temperature including minus numbers.
Reading – Class Author – Roald Dahl Writing – George’s
Science and Technology
Numeracy
Marvellous
Medicine News reports; headlines
Reasoning Skills –
Cymraeg – Y Tywydd (Weather); Beth wyt ti’n gwisgo? (What are you wearing)
ICT – Multimedia, We are storytellers. Produce a talking book. Science – Materials Reversible and Irreversible Change
Select & use relevant number facts and mental strategies. We love reading Detective Dog
D.T - How Do You Like Your
Maths in Context
Toast?
Measuring capacity
Autumn 2 2016 Humanities
Magic and Mystery
Year 2
Expressive Arts
Health and Wellbeing
Religious Education –
Art – Portraits
PSE –
Poems, Prayers and Promises
Fire of London Collage
Geography –
Drama – Drama; Life in 1666
Healthy Bodies and Healthy Minds
Directions, maps and plans Map of London History –
Music – Pitch London’s Burning (singing in a round)
PE – Gymnastics GAMES – Team Games
The Great Fire of London Houses and Homes
Helping at Home
Research facts about the Fire of London– how many different sources can you use?
Keep a diary of their own daily activities over the course of 5 days.
Capacity—how much liquid does a container hold? Litres or millilitres? Practise accurate measuring. Compare different containers and bottles.
Try creating a model, collage, picture or painting inspired by the Great Fire of London. Uses an old box to make a building from Pudding Lane– don’t forget to add flames!! Read regularly and talk about the meaning of new words. Use Espresso to complete spelling and maths tasks. Keep working on Pupil World on Active Learn to practise your maths skills. Your Purple Mash tasks for this half term– Use 2 Publish/2Publish extra to record George’s Marvellous Medicine.
Watch The Great Fire of London Story on Talking Books and create your own! rd
Date for our Pudding Lane Day : Friday 3 February The children are invited to come to school dressed as a person from 1666 – e.g. Baker/ Samuel Pepys/ Charles II
Educational Visit Topic Theme Day
St Fagans – Rhyd y Car Cottages (date to be confirmed)
Friday 3rd February
Procedural Skills –; Find differences using a number line. Find change from 10p and 20p, and from £10 to £20 by counting up and using bonds to 10 and 20.Count in 2s, 5s and 10s to solve multiplication problems .Tell the time to the quarter hour on analogue and digital clocks. Measure temperature including minus numbers.
Reading – Class Author – Roald Dahl Writing – George’s
Science and Technology
Numeracy
Marvellous
Medicine News reports; headlines
Reasoning Skills –
Cymraeg – Y Tywydd (Weather); Beth wyt ti’n gwisgo? (What are you wearing)
ICT – Multimedia, We are storytellers. Produce a talking book. Science – Materials Reversible and Irreversible Change
Select & use relevant number facts and mental strategies. We love reading Detective Dog
D.T - How Do You Like Your
Maths in Context
Toast?
Measuring capacity
Autumn 2 2016 Humanities
Magic and Mystery
Year 2
Expressive Arts
Health and Wellbeing
Religious Education –
Art – Portraits
PSE –
Poems, Prayers and Promises
Fire of London Collage
Geography –
Drama – Drama; Life in 1666
Healthy Bodies and Healthy Minds
Directions, maps and plans Map of London History –
Music – Pitch London’s Burning (singing in a round)
PE – Gymnastics GAMES – Team Games
The Great Fire of London Houses and Homes
Helping at Home
Research facts about the Fire of London– how many different sources can you use?
Keep a diary of their own daily activities over the course of 5 days.
Capacity—how much liquid does a container hold? Litres or millilitres? Practise accurate measuring. Compare different containers and bottles.
Try creating a model, collage, picture or painting inspired by the Great Fire of London. Uses an old box to make a building from Pudding Lane– don’t forget to add flames!! Read regularly and talk about the meaning of new words. Use Espresso to complete spelling and maths tasks. Keep working on Pupil World on Active Learn to practise your maths skills. Your Purple Mash tasks for this half term– Use 2 Publish/2Publish extra to record George’s Marvellous Medicine.
Watch The Great Fire of London Story on Talking Books and create your own! rd
Date for our Pudding Lane Day : Friday 3 February The children are invited to come to school dressed as a person from 1666 – e.g. Baker/ Samuel Pepys/ Charles II
Educational Visit Topic Theme Day
St Fagans – Rhyd y Car Cottages (date to be confirmed)
Friday 3rd February
